Will we find out what teams are licensed tomorrow?
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I doubt it, I think they will be revealed at Gamescom.Comment
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PESfan have just put some stuff up.
Preview - http://www.pesfan.com/news/9136298/PES-2011-Preview/
Edit mode explained - http://www.pesfan.com/news/9136295/P...-Explained.../
New screenshots - http://www.pesfan.com/news/9136294/P...w-Screenshots/Comment
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Does the Master League have unknowns you can sign and bring through the ranks, gaining skills all the time? Can 'real' players gain and lose skill points, like in 2008?Comment
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Details about Master League are yet to be revealed. Should be happening very soon though.Comment
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I hope they've kept that aspect in! Footage looks super dooper.Comment
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I really have to play this to decide if its any good. The previews sound like the typical PES fare we've been fed year in, year out.Comment
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That's defo true. Obviously, try it out for yourself before hand. The promising recent posts have come from Ezee, who has played the game at E3 and at Konami I think.
Ezee used to be a fan of PES until Konami got lost after PES6. He's been mostly rocking FIFA since PES' downfall, so hearing him talk it up like this is generating moisture.
Unless he has ties with Konami... (looks at avatar)
Of course not
But yeah, after several turds - we can't help but approach with caution.Comment
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Konami promised me a night with Kojima if I bigged up PES 2011 this year, it's true.
In all seriousness, I can totally understand people having a cautious approach to PES 2011 after what Konami have produced over the last few years. I was thinking exactly the same before I played it at E3 and came out genuinely impressed.
I think when you guys play the game for yourself, the majority of you will have the same reaction as me. It really does play an awesome game of football.
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Nice one, Ezee-san.Comment
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Still every preview seems to mention the keepers being poor, and hoping that they are still being worked on. Hmmm.Comment
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Nope, not one preview has stated the goalkeepers are poor so I'm not quite sure where you are getting that from.
They have said they still make the odd "mistake" or "error" and they are still being worked on. This is 75% complete code, not 100%. Saying that though, I would stick my neck out and say, even at this stage, the keepers are better than the ones in FIFA 10.Last edited by ezee ryder; 04-08-2010, 11:39.Comment
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Eurogamer preview doesn't even mention the keepers.
This guy...Comment
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From your very own linkOriginally posted by ezee ryder View PostNope, not one preview has stated the goalkeepers are poor so I'm not quite sure where you are getting that from.
They have said they still make the odd "mistake" or "error" and they are still being worked on. This is 75% complete code, not 100%. Saying that though, I would stick my neck out and say, even at this stage, the keepers are better than the ones in FIFA 10.
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'A major criticism of the previous code was the goalkeepers who, while being better than last year, were still not up to a high standard. They?ve improved again in this code and seem to stop more shots than before but still aren?t that reliable. In the three hours I played there were a few times when I thought a shot was too easily parried or could have easily been parried further away from goal. Hopefully though, the fact that they?ve been improved again from the last code is a good sign that they will be improved again for the next code.'
It doesn't fill me with confidence
Improved but still unreliable isn't good enough. Crap keepers ruined 2010 so it's hard not to be skeptical about 2011's keepers until I get my hands on it myself - especially when nothing in the (admittedly very few) videos has shown otherwise.
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